Earlsdon_Skyblue1
Well-Known Member
It’s true that you think we have too much immigration and listed why people would want it to go down. You are also an immigrant in another country that actually isn’t dead keen on immigration itself.
It’s also true that you held up Oxford as an academic gold standard, but you rejected their work when they came up with the vaccine and data confirming it was safe.
You have this habit of going so far down a rabbit hole then refusing to backtrack. People are objecting to removing rights from an already vulnerable group-they aren’t saying they’d be fine with net immigration of a million or that they want as much as possible.
Believe it or not, you can be an immigrant and also hold an opinion on immigration. There are many immigrants in The Netherlands who are criminals and play the system. I guess I can't speak out against those? I guess the immigrants that come to the UK aren't allowed to challenge the ones that have no intention of contributing to society, when they themselves have worked hard to be an upstanding member of society? You are totally lost on this.
I have also (as you very well know), not rejected the Oxford vaccine. I've said time and time again that it has saved millions of lives across the most at risk demographic (with that being the optimum talking point). I have just pointed out repeatedly that mandating it was morally wrong, and remember, you were the coward that wanted to bring in such mandates in order to segregate society. Aren't you a teacher of Science? And you are trying to take a moral high ground on this thread about refugees too? It's embarrassing.
I've been consistent with what I have been saying, and I'm offering a very open admission that my opinion is alternative on this forum. With that, I am telling you that people would be a lot more compassionate with genuine refugees if it wasn't for the several reasons I have listed previously on this thread. Take it or leave it, but as I said, refusal to acknowledge these points is exactly why the majority of the population don't vote in the direction that you want them to.